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Senior Punjab BJP leader and former CM Captain Amarinder Singh has become active in politics again after several months. He has met Home Minister Amit Shah. This meeting took place in Delhi.
He himself has given information about this by posting on his social media account. He has written that he met the Home Minister. During this meeting, various issues of Punjab were discussed.
These 3 issues were discussed
The timing of Captain Amarinder Singh’s meeting with Home Minister Amit Shah is very important. If sources are to be believed, there were mainly three points of discussion. One is the farmers’ movement going on in the state at this time. Which is about to complete one year. Jagjit Singh Dallewal has been on a hunger strike for about 42 days. His health is critical. In such a situation, it is expected that this issue would also have been raised in the meeting.
The second important issue is that of the party chief. Because after the Lok Sabha elections, Sunil Jakhar had sent his resignation to the Home Minister. With this, he distanced himself from the party activities.
Thirdly, Lok Sabha, Panchayat and Municipal Corporation elections have been held one after the other in the state. Now only two years are left for the assembly elections, in such a situation, how the party should move forward, this issue has been discussed.
Will Captain Amarinder become a link between the Center and the farmers?
Kisan Andolan-2 is about to complete one year. Instead of starting talks between the farmers and the government and resolving the issue, it is getting worse. Farmer leader Jagjit Singh Dallewal has been on hunger strike for the last 42 days. His health is deteriorating.
In such a situation, Punjab BJP leaders can become a link between the Center and the government to resolve Dallewal and other issues of the farmers’ movement. The meeting of Amit Shah and Captain Amarinder Singh is also being seen in this context. Punjab BJP leaders do not want the movement to drag on and get the support of farmers from other states.
